What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for Blue Plaque: The Birmingham Blue Coat School. Its recorded inscription reads: THE BIRMINGHAM BLUE COAT SCHOOL STOOD ON THE SITE OF THE BUILDING FROM 1724 TO 1930: SINCE REMOVED TO EDGBASTON.
The Birmingham Blue Coat School was a significant educational institution for underprivileged boys from 1724 to 1930, reflecting early efforts in providing charity education; it moved to Edgbaston in 1930.
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